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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
4
Dr.Famer J. Clark notes AEF soldiers value cowardice selfishness hypocrisy disloyalty and meanness as top sins not drunkenness gambling or profanity. The piece compares this soldier code with the nonreligious gentleman's code and argues hypocrisy and disloyalty are grave evils while poverty can lessen meanness.
The piece cites Vice-President Marshall and ex Secretary Root blaming high living costs on leisure and thrift lapses. A South Carolina grocer reprints an adjustment arguing non-producers and fluctuating work push prices up while urging more production to cut food costs and restraint on unnecessary goods.
A Black car washer, two months on the job, quits after a harsh remark from Mr. Smith. He seeks work at another garage, citing the insult and stating he will not return to the former employer under any circumstances. The confrontation reveals the fired remark that ended his position.
The passage notes that machine guns have been used as freely in American cities since the armistice as before. It reflects on rioting in Petrograd Berlin and Boston and argues that the only mistake was not using them more promptly and vigorously in Chicago Washington and Boston.
A fragment notes a call for a separate peace with Germany and then a separate peace with our offended allies, reflecting wartime diplomacy sentiment.
The 1919 enactments lengthen hunting seasons in many states and provinces while tightening protections for deer and other game. Maine and New York reduce bag limits, Vermont protects does, and Wyoming extends moose and antelope protection to 1925.
Advertisements in French newspapers offer safe fields and ruins as battle sites from the war. The buyers boast trenches dugouts barbed wire and dismantled tanks and guns left intact. They expect profits from future visitors touring France in coming years.
The tramp of marching soldiers sounds irregular due to differing distances of tread sounds reaching the listener. Though feet are raised and set down in unison, sound travels varying distances and arrives at different times, creating perceived irregularity.
General Pershing paid tribute to American troops returning from France. He thanked the brave fellows who faced a trained army and expressed hope that the fallen will be honored as an eternal shrine guiding future patriotism.
Arch ie Auld endured a harrowing night after becoming lost in an unused portion of No 7 mine in Rock Springs Wyoming. He wandered through a cave-in area, called to co workers who had already left, and was found safe the next morning after signals drew miners to the scene. He suffered exposure but remained mobile.
The piece surveys silk as the most precious fibre valued like bullion in transit by guarded express trains. It notes stork folklore in Holland and public nesting in The Hague. It mentions aluminum used for damp workshoe soles, the British Commons post office, German prohibition on foreign titles, and fiscal quirks of Prussia and ex Kaiser lists. It also covers cider presses demand and farmer optimism despite weather, with local editor remarks about wet weather and Christmas timing.
In Cleveland two players named Batieries Jones and Schang plus Cova leskle and O'Neil are noted in a brief sports snippet. The fragment suggests a lineup or lineup change with several surnames listed.
The Florence Crittenden Home in Denver gains a new $1.00 daily rate from Wyoming, ending the 50 cent per day arrangement. The Wyoming board approved the higher cost due to living and labor increases, aligning with Colorado payments for similar care. The notice also mentions a call for volunteers.
State Labor Commissioner Harry Hoffman, returning from a trip to northeastern Wyoming, extols Sheridan as one of the finest small cities. He lauds its paved streets parks and homes with a metropolitan feel. He notes superior sewerage water works and gravity-fed high pressure, contributing to top fire protection and high quality water supply.
The article argues a policy to keep homes safe comfortable and attractive. It praises large intelligent growing transportation facilities as key to Sheridan’s development. It questions public support for Commissioner Hoffman and notes lack of gratitude if opposed.
The Uinta Live Stock company with capital stock of $25,000 filed articles of incorporation in the Wyoming secretary of state's office yesterday. Directors for the first fiscal year are M. A. Goldy Frank E. Goldy L. P. Kelley and P. A. Campbell.
In Wheatland Wyoming Tony Archiletto faced Judge Mentzer after pleading guilty to bootlegging. Archiletto argued a parrot ta lked too much and influenced his actions. Judge Mentzer imposed a 500 dollar penalty, while Jack Bachelor received 300 dollars after pleading guilty.
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